Bench Travel Guide

Beneath the leafy canopy of Mullerthal’s forest, just moments from the gentle cascade of the Schiessentümpel waterfall, a humble wooden bench welcomes weary hikers and curious wanderers alike. This bench is not merely a seat—it is a portal to the tranquillity Luxembourg’s Little Switzerland is famed for. From this restful perch, the vibrant mosses and ancient rocks seem to frame the rippling Ernz Noire river, offering those who pause here a gallery of nature’s best on display.Always open and free to all, the bench provides a brief respite after a climb along the valley trails or a success in finding the delightful Schiessentümpel bridge, which arches gracefully just beyond the trees. The air is alive with the chorus of singing birds, and on sunny days, shafts of light flicker through the dense foliage, setting the scene aglow—a photographer's dream and a hiker’s haven. As you rest, hikers and cyclists pass with friendly nods, many sharing in the shared tradition of a moment’s pause at this specific spot.Though basic in nature—just wood, devoid of ornamentation—the bench perfectly captures the spirit of Mullerthal. Locals and visitors alike cherish it as a contemplative nook, ideal for a picnic or the careful study of wildflowers and the intricate movements of the river below. In the early hours of the morning or the golden stretch of the evening, the area transforms: fog weaves between the trees, and the waterfall’s music becomes a gentle backdrop for thoughts or conversation. Far removed from the bustle of Luxembourg City, this quiet bench invites every traveler to slow their stride and drink in the unspoiled beauty of Luxembourg’s hiker’s paradise.